The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-04

Monday las. being the anniversary OF -.
john, the Masonic fraternity in this city EN-
bgacad the opportunity 20 Install their ot
hcsyS for the ensuing year.
lsoGcs Ia frogres dc fOceanie, Nc. III
\. f. i \. NJ, installed the following officers;
w. Is. Davey, ". NJ; {. Il, Pfeiher. ). W;
H. II. Williams, J, w, 2, OpiergelL Treas;
I, histlsT, See; p, Dayton, orator Ihi lie
Rshin, Deputy IN Paris; L. j. Ming, ). D.; Z.
J. Sherwood, j, D.; q, ), hoOghtaiiRg, l. c.;
James Dodd. Tyler,
The ceremony Of installation was aided by
PM. Higgins and PM, L. hiStlsr. After the
ceremony was concluded 7. NJ. Davey was pre-
Ssntsd with Past Masters jewel, with APP
uropSiate inscription, to which Bro. pavey re-
piled, thanking the Lodge for this additional
honor conferred on him.
There being no further business 10 be dis
posed of, the Lodge adjourned IN body 10
the hall OF Hawaiian Lodge, Nc. u +. 4 \.
NJ, TO De present az the festive board OF the
latter Lodge.
The same evening, Hawaiian Lodge also
installed their officers, Past Master Alex.
Macintosh ottjeiSted as insulating officer,
assisted by Past Master W. +. Allen. The
following Is the list of officers; j. NJ. Mon
Sarras. W. NJ; W. II. GrahSm. 5. w; E. ID.
rennsy, J, "; W. N. Giffard. Treas; 7. {.
Porter, Sec; ChaS. Nicoll. Marshal; \. Il.
Scringeoue, :. D; =. c. Jones, J. D., NJ.
Brown and c. L. Wall, Stewards; Benz.
Whitney. Tyler.
Bro, MolSarrAt returned thanks for the
high honor conferred on him II his rs-elec-
ton to the position Of Master OF the Lodge.
The Warle2S also thanked the Lodge for the
honor conferred on them.
The Lodge adjourned 70 the ante-rOom
where y bountlful collation. was temptlnglv
spread, and TO which the brethren of both
Lodges done ample justice. after which the
usual toastS were drunk ana responded to.
The Past Masters" proposed by Brother
MackintoSh, was responded to by 2. NJ. Bro.
Porter, IN IN eloquent and elaborate speech.
highly Interesting 10 the craft.
The "OldsSt Member of the Lodge" Bro.
W. Greig, was proposed bY Bro. T. {. Porter
and responded 10 by Bro. Paul Neumann in
I humorous speech, frequently interrupted
by the laughter of the brethren.
The Installing Master proposed by Bro.
Nelmann, was responded 70 by Bro. W. +.
Allen, who reverted back 20 the period of his
initiation, tweuty-nine years ago. aud recog-
ulzad Bro. GreiE rs the only Brother on that
occasion. who was present tonight. Bro.
Allen gave way 70 BIO. Macintosh. who was
70 follow.
Bro. Macintosh then took the floor ana
gave the brethren q very interesting address
on Masonry and Its objects, and the good
each and every Brother could and might do
IL lis 4-4lLh4NAA CAAtClLH Is we'll Us Co4lCC
lively. He expOuudsd the beautiful system
OF Morality iucQlcated by the Order-which
he designated the cornerstone Of Free
masonry. He spoke of the harmony which
existed among the brethren here and hoped
10 see them all under our roof, ready and
willing to aid distress IN all forms, but more
particularly worthy Brother in distress. 1t
IS needless to say, the worthy Brother was
listened to with the greatest attention, and
\
The Sister Lodge" proposed by Bro.
MOnsarrat. Bro. Davey, W. NJ. of lie Pro
gres, responded in behalf of his Lodge.
The Lodges after this last toast parted at
about 10 o'clock, as all good Masons should
do in peace, Harmony and Brotherly Love-"